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What is an example of a metacrawler?
An example of a metacrawler is Dogpile. It is a search engine that fetches results from various search engines, directories, and databases to provide users with a comprehensive list of search results.
What is a metacrawler and how is it different form a search engine?
MetaCrawler is essentially a search engine of search engines. It does not directly search the internet but rather compiles data from other leading search data and displays it to the user.
How is a metacrawler different from a search engine?
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Top ten search engines?
* Google * Dogpile * Yahoo * Ask.com * Hotbot * Webcrawler * Metacrawler * MSN/Live Search * Excite * Info.com
Does anyone of anywhere that you can get decorated pointe shoes?
(by Dane Youssef)Just look around online. Google it. Google, Yahoo, Hotmail, Excite, Metacrawler, Ask.com.Whatever.
Can a website disappear from the internet?
Yes and no. A site can go down for many reasons, but before it does it is likely that a bot has crawled and archived the site for a search service such as Google, Bing, Metacrawler, and so on.
How do you get super sonic in a normal stage?
Hacking; Action Replay, Gameshark, Homebrew Channel etc.
What are examples of metasearch engines?
Metasearch engine is a web tool that sends user requests to various search engines and feeds varieties of results. Examples are: Mamma, Dog Pile, and Metacrawler.
What are some meta-search engine?
Clusty, Dogpile, Excite and WebCrawler.
What is the best search engine?
Different search engines may be better for different tasks.Google is currently the best all-round search engine.Other notable competitors include:Baidu (particularly in Asia)YahooAskBingSearch sites for specific tasks:For Questions/Answers:Wiki AnswersYahoo AnswersFor specific files:FileWatcherNotes: Many search engines actually are 'customized searches', and rely on a different search engine to do the actual searching. Example: AOL uses Google search. These 'customized searches' have not been included in these lists.Also, search engines, which simply compile results from other search engines, (eg Dogpile, Metacrawler) are not included in this list.
What are some strategies for choosing the best search engine?
This question is in reference to search engines, not Web browsers.SE's run on Database and Software technology that are closely guarded trade secrets.There is publicly avail. information about them like "Google uses a database trademarked BigTable that is distributed across at least 10,000 data centers" ..."it may or may not use relational databases," --It HAS to cache common and new search terms which is likely accomplished semantically. How often, when, where and how it does this remains unknown. The system is so dynamic-- debugging is a daily task and like any distributed processor is vulnerable to a virus-however we cannot verify that.(as opposed to browsers-which run locally: easy to verify and fix but OT)You will find that each SE returns very different results I had a preference for MetaCrawler's ability to search ALL search engines. I now have a preference for Google because I have had an account for some time so their system keeps a record of all the things I'm likely to search for and can return the most relevant results (to me specifically) in the least amount of time.Cool technology...also a bit creepy.However, if you sign up with ask or yahoo etc...they can do the same thing...just in a different way.Consider narrowing your choice down as opposed to choosing. If you know exactly what you are looking for like "who was that guy who was in that movie?" you only need one. For research purposes it's worth it to plug the same search term into three or more different SE's....the variety of results you'll get reduces any bias in the machines, people or advertising $ that powers them.
What are some unknown search engines?
Wordwow.com DuckDuckGo Sogou (Chinese) Soso.com (Chinese) Yandex (Russian) Yebol Yodao (Chinese) FAROO YaCy Brainboost ChunkIt! Clusty DeeperWeb Dogpile Excite Harvester42 HotBot Info.com Ixquick Kayak LeapFish Mamma Metacrawler MetaLib Mobissimo Myriad Search SideStep Turbo10 WebCrawler Accoona, China/United States Alleba, Philippines Ansearch, Australia/United States/United Kingdom/New Zealand Biglobe, Japan Daum, Korea Goo, Japan Guruji.com, India Leit.is, Iceland Maktoob, Arab World Onkosh, Arab World Miner.hu, Hungary Najdi.si, Slovenia Naver, Korea Rambler, Russia Rediff, India SAPO, Portugal/Angola/Cabo Verde/Mozambique Search.ch, Switzerland Sesam, Norway, Sweden Seznam, Czech Republic Walla!, Israel Yandex, Russia Yehey!, Philippines ZipLocal, Canada/United States IFACnet Business.com GlobalSpec Nexis (Lexis Nexis) Thomasnet (United States) GenieKnows (United States and Canada) AskMeNow: S3 - Semantic Search Solution Concept Searching Limited: concept search products Coveo: Coveo Enterprise Search platform, Coveo Expresso Dieselpoint: Search & Navigation dtSearch: dtSearch Engine (SDK), dtSearch Web Endeca: Information Access Platform Exalead: exalead one:enterprise Expert System S.p.A.: Cogito Fast Search & Transfer: Enterprise Search Platform (ESP), RetrievalWare (formerly Convera) Funnelback: Funnelback Search IBM: OmniFind Enterprise Edition Inbenta: Inbenta Semantic Search Engine ISYS Search Software: ISYS:web, ISYS:sdk Jumper 2.0: Universal search powered by Enterprise bookmarking Microsoft: SharePoint Search Services Northern Light Open Text: Hummingbird Search Server, Livelink Search Oracle Corporation: Secure Enterprise Search 10g SAP: TREX TeraText: TeraText Suite Vivisimo: Vivisimo Clustering Engine X1 Technologies : X1 Enterprise Search ZyLAB Technologies: ZyIMAGE Information Access Platform Yummly: semantic recipe search RecipeBridge: vertical search engine for recipes Taganode Local Search Engine Taptu: taptu mobile/social search Bixee.com (India) CareerBuilder.com (USA) Craigslist (by city) Dice.com (USA) Eluta.ca (Canada) Hotjobs.com (USA) Incruit (Korea) Indeed.com (USA) LinkUp.com (USA) Monster.com (USA), (India) Naukri.com (India) Yahoo! HotJobs (Countrywise subdomains, International) All but wordwow from answers.yahoo.com
